Dziļo tehnoloģiju uzņēmējdarbības un mentoru programma "Ignition Qualifiers"

Within the AGRI-BIOCIRCULAR-HUB project, we invite entrepreneurial-minded professionals, researchers and innovators from the Agri-Food and BioCircular sectors from Ukraine, Latvia and Poland to apply for the upcoming Entrepreneurs’ Mentoring Programme — Ignition Qualifiers, starting October 29, 2025 (online).

This program is designed to guide and support innovators in bringing their agricultural and bio-based solutions to farmers and markets, with a focus on eco-design, product and business development, technology transfer, commercialization and investment readiness.

Who should apply:

  • Entrepreneurs and startup founders in agri-food or bioeconomy
  • Students, PhD candidates, and early-stage researchers with innovative ideas for agriculture
  • Advanced-stage researchers (especially from Ukraine) aiming to commercialize R&I results

What participants gain:

  • Practical methods and expert mentoring to transform ideas into investable business cases
    Step-by-step guidance through technology validation, customer development, and EU funding landscape
  • Exposure to real deep-tech venture creation methods used by 100+ startups
  • Access to mentors from technology transfer offices, commercialization experts, and innovation ecosystems across Europe

Limited capacity: 100 participants
Where: Online (English)
Apply here: https://www.commercializationreactor.com/agri-biocircular-hub/

By completing the program, participants will qualify for the Ignition Event (online) — a unique platform to meet pre-selected scientists and innovators from Europe ready to co-create new AgroBioCircular startups.

Let’s empower the next generation of agri-food innovators to bring circular, sustainable technologies closer to the farmers who need them most.

Funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement ID 101186869. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for the content.